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July 2019 Volume XCV Number 7

I 14 Report Summer Circuit 2019 Molokai Cruise Junior July • August 2019

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1 2 3 4 5 6 JULY Deckhands UD 6p CG #14 UD 6:30p INDEPENDENCE DAY BBQ 1st Friday Music 6:30p Kalakaua Cup CG #17 LH 6:30p Bulkhead Race 1p Bar open @10a Dillingham Race Small Boat Race 6p Locker 5-7p Yoga UD 5p; 6p Cribbage/Bridge 6:30p Locker 5-7p Family BBQ

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Locker 10a-Noon Class Boat H Fishing Expo 6p Kanewai Race Mooring UD 6p Tennis Tourn & Pupu

Bulkhead Race 6p Small Boat Race 6p Yoga UD 5p; 6p Cribbage/Bridge 6:30p Locker 5-7p Family BBQ

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Locker 10a-Noon Ladies Tennis 8a IRF D1 Wahine Invitational IRF B3 Membership UD 6p Fleet Ops UD 6p F & P UD 6:30p 3rd Friday Music 6:30p Small Boat Race 6p Bulkhead Race 6p Locker 5-7p Cribbage/Bridge 6:30p Locker 5-7p Family BBQ

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Locker 10a-Noon States

Riddle Regatta BOD UD 6:30p

Cribbage/Bridge 6:30p Bulkhead Race 6p Small Boat Race 6p Yoga UD 5p; 6p Mahjong Locker 5-7p Family BBQ

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Locker 10a-Noon

Bullship

Yoga UD 5p; 6p Cribbage/Bridge 6:30p

SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

1 2 3 AUGUST 1st Friday Music 6:30p El Toro El Toro

Small Boat Race 6p Bulkhead Race 6p Locker 5-7p Locker 5-7p Family BBQ

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Locker 10a-Noon Deckhands UD 6p CG #14 UD 6:30p El Toro CG #17 LH 6:30p

Bulkhead Race 6p Small Boat Race 6p Yoga UD 5p; 6p Cribbage/Bridge 6:30p Locker 5-7p Family BBQ

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 STATEHOOD DAY Locker 10a-Noon Joe Cochran Memorial Ladies Tennis 8a Race Class Boat I Mooring UD 6p 3rd Friday Music 6:30p Small Boat Race 6p Bulkhead Race 6p Locker 5-7p Yoga UD 5p; 6p Cribbage/Bridge 6:30p Locker 5-7p Family BBQ

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Locker 10a-Noon El Toro States

IRF D1 Membership UD 6p Fleet Ops UD 6p F & P UD 6:30p

Bulkhead Race 6p Small Boat Race 6p Cribbage/Bridge 6:30p Locker 5-7p Family BBQ

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Locker 10a-Noon BOD UD 6:30p “Games” hosted by the Class Boat J Deckhands

Yoga UD 5p; 6p RED = KYC Meeting BLUE = KYC Event / Racing GREEN = Deckhands Locker

Collin Weston & Maddy Kennedy on the I-14, Classboat E May 11, 2019. More on page 6 Photo: Kenneth Fitzgerald Case

2 COMMODORE VICE REAR Ralph Foulger COMMODORE COMMODORE Mike Van Woerkom Pete Stokka Aloha Members, The temperatures I hope everyone is Summer is here are up, the BBQs are enjoying some time out and the Club is going, and that must on the water and hopping. mean it's July. It’s hard hanging out at the club The galley is up to believe 2019 is half this summer. June has and running. Still a lot over. The weather has been a busy month of tweaking involved to been perfect for starting on the very first get to the point where we are ready to go full boating, having a drink by the pool, or playing weekend with KYC securing the Lipton Cup for speed ahead but, we're getting there. If you a little tennis. I hope everyone is taking another year with team Yellow . Yes, the haven't experienced the galley's cheeseburger, advantage of it. new trophy case is still a need. We had a great you're missing out on a taste treat. There are a lot of activities and projects turnout and beautiful weather for the 3-day The dock boxes for G Pier have been going on around the club this month. As I Summer Circuit event with 27 boats including ordered and are expected to arrive in about mentioned in my last article the Mooring participants from town and outer islands. If you three weeks. Rusty and Russell are working on Committee had a work party to clean up the haven’t gotten your kids into a summer sailing the G Pier water service and the electrical back south grass area. The next step was to get session there is still time to sign up online. service is moving ahead as we await the arrival that area set up to be able to offer additional We have started running our own galley of the electrical equipment to commence boat storage and limited trailer storage. Before with Chef Jeremy this month, first with window installation. We will be utilizing a "Work we could do that, we needed to properly service and as things develop you will see Party" to install the water lines on G Pier. identify spaces, label them, and get them set up brunch and table service return as well. I When the call goes out, please step up to the in our tracking software. These steps are encourage you all to come down and try the plate and lend us your labor and expertise. almost done and we should be able to offer up food at the club and see what Chef Jeremy has The summer sailing events are looking some new dry boat storage very soon. to offer. very popular and ambitious. Another project I am working on with the Some things coming up in July will be the The Junior Sailing season seems to be very Mooring Committee is doing a very long 4th of July bulkhead race, which will be held at energetic and popular again this year. overdue audit of all the current slips and boats 1pm, and then on July 6 we will be hosting the I want to remind everyone that this is stored here at KYC. Over the many years there Kalakaua Cup regatta at KYC, if you have a Hurricane Season and it is expected that this are always small gaps that appear in the system boat that can take home the historical cup make will be an active year for tropical storms. It is as boats move in and out or change owners etc. sure to register and add this hardware to our suggested that you check your boats for loose In an effort to better serve the membership and trophy case. There will also be a classboat day equipment, dock lines that need replacement, keep active boats in the club all slips will be and an IRF day this month as well as the IRF dry storage trailers are properly chocked with going through an audit this year. During this Wahine race on 7/20. I encourage the IRF non-floating wheel chocks and all loose gear is audit we will be looking at our current records skippers to offer your boat to a wahine skipper secured. Many members travel during the and making sure they are accurate with what is to compete. We will have the Riddle Regatta on summer months and often times weather events currently out there. Items such as current 7/21, which is always a fun time for everyone occur while boat owners are out of town. If owner contact information and KYC sticker to dress up, enjoy some food and drinks, and you're planning to travel, please take the time numbers, proper insurance requirements, solve some riddles while enjoying time on the to secure your boats and equipment before you proper sized boats in proper sized slips, and water. The end of the month will be the El Toro leave town. current HA registrations are just a few. States on 7/27 followed by the Bullship race on Our Nominating Committee, chaired by If you have a boat here at KYC we ask for 7/28. The Bullship is a fun race around Coconut Tom Wood is activated and plunging ahead your patience and understanding as we move island and is a truly humbling experience. The with interviews. If you are interested in getting through this project. One way to assist us in fun thing is there are a wide variety of divisions involved with the operation of the Club, please making this faster and smoother is to take to bring the competition to varying weight make your interest known to Tom Wood or another look at the 2019 Marina Regulations classes, single/double handed as well as age leave a resume at the office addressed to the and update any information you can with our groups. I encourage you to sign up early and Nominating Committee. office if needed. charter an El Toro from KYC through the office Hope to see you at the Sand Bar or the not G Pier work continues with both electrical if you need a boat. Even if you don’t race, this so secret Secret Beach. and water hook ups coming soon. I know I is a fun day to watch and hang out at KYC. have been asked by many members about dock I hope everyone is enjoying the summer Aloha boxes and electrical. We are getting closer to and I look forward to seeing you around KYC. finishing these steps and are currently awaiting Ralph Foulger the arrival of about 35 new dock boxes. Keep Pete your eyes open for a work party notice in July for the installation of these dock boxes and water line installation if one hasn’t already been released when you read this. As far as fun activities coming up don’t miss the Fishing Fleet Expo on July 12. This is for all members to talk fishing, learn tips and tricks, trade tackle tips, and tell a fish story or two. If you’re not part of the Fishing Fleet I’m sure you can sign up. This is a great opportunity for both veteran fishermen and rookies. This is also a great venue to meet Continued page 6 3 JUNIOR SAILING DIRECTOR Jesse Andrews

KYC SUMMER SAILING IS IN FULL SWING! Sign up online for Session 3 Starting Monday, July 1 here: https://theclubspot.com/register/camp/IKUTVUVxWF/class Class information: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0ByQScjtvQ9RQOG44dmxteFB4NDhBU2p6 NElQQ0ZRX1dyd1RB/view?usp=sharing So far we have a pretty light turn out for Session 3. This year we have some awesome instructors with the addition of Patrick Cahill who comes with years of experience and is one of Ireland's top and College sailors. Samuel Patton is one of University of Hawaii's top sailors and full of great energy. Kahala Furukawa, Malia Johnson, Morgan Vodzak and Kawika Tumilowicz are all KYC sailors who have been around for years and are all US Sailing Level one, CPR and first aid certified. We have a great group of Instructors as well as Junior helpers and I am teaching classes whenever I can. This means a very CJ Perez & Matt Grimsly training for Nationals in the Gorge, Oregon in July good instructor to student ratio! We emphasize learning in a fun and positive environment and teamwork. Sailing gives the kids confidence, social skills, great problem solving skills as well as other life skills and friendships. In the past year the racing kids have traveled to Canada, , California and are currently training for the El Toro North Americans hosted at KYC in August! We hope to get the younger kids up to the racing level but it takes signing up for the sailing sessions! We are flexible if you can only take one week here and there as long as the classes are not filled up. The KYC racing team competed in the HYSA #4 at Pearl Harbor Yacht Club in puffy trade winds on June 15. They got in 5 races with winds starting around 10 knots and built throughout the day until there were 20 knot gusts in the last few races. KYC sailors cleaned up! In the El Toro Fleet we took first in A,B and C divisions. We had five El Toro sailors compete and out of 21 boats they were 1,2,3,4 and 5th overall. The O'Pen class had some close racing with all three sailors tied going into the last race. In the end HKBC/KYC Friday night sailor Kiley Freitas won with 6 points over HKBC/KYC sailors Maka and Kama Veirra with 7 and 8 points. Zach Severson was our only Laser sailor and sailed to a podium finish in Laser B finishing third. The Pearl Harbor YC crew put on a great event! It was rewarding for the kids to have all the spring and summer practice pay off. They are fun to coach and have become a tight group of friends. I am in the process of getting new KYC sailing shirts so they do not Pearl Harbor HYSA Regatta #4 have to wear the HKBC shirts to all the events! Many of the kids do Monday after school classes at HKBC and Friday/Saturday classes at KYC in the off season so there is a great comaraderie among the group. The next events coming up are the Junior Olympics with Lasers sailing 7/2 and 7/3, 420s sailing 7/8-7/10, El Toros and Lasers 7/11 and 7/12 and finally O'Pen Skiffs (Bics) on 7/13. Registration is all online at: https://www.regattanetwork.com/html/calendar.php?junior=1# We also have moved the El Toro State Champs and Bullship up to 7/27 and 7/28 to accommodate the mainland sailors who are bringing a container of boats for the following week's North Americans, August 1-4. Reminder: Register online by July 7 in order to assure you get the shirt size you need. Extra shirts also should be ordered by July 7. There will not be extra shirts available at the regatta. Registration can be found here: https://theclubspot.com/register/regatta/xOBeExHfKv/class The HYRA calendar has all the Junior events as well as all Hawaii major sailing events here: http://www.hyra.us/resources/2019_HYRA_Calendar_20190515.pdf Please contact me if your child is interested in competing in any of these events! Hope to see you on the water! Aloha, Jesse

4 2019 Kauai Channel Race Overall Winner KYCs Team Lele Pono - Rick Osborne

2019 Sir Thomas Lipton Cup Winners KYCs Team Yellow Dragon

Kauai Channel Race Start, June 21, 2019

2019 Kalakaua Cup Hosted by Kaneohe Yacht Club

Date: Saturday July 6, 2019 Event: Three races on the coastal waters outside Kaneohe Bay Skippers Briefing: 6:30pm Friday July 5, 2019 at KYC Notice of Race: http://www.regattanetwork.com/event/19362 Contact: KYC Front Office at (808) 247-4121

History of the Kalakaua Cup The Kalakaua Cup is one of sailing's oldest and most prestigious trophies. The Cup was first presented to King David Kalakaua after he won the Hawaiian Challenge Cup on July 4th, 1889 with the yacht Healani. After the races, the story is told that the King filled the Cup with champagne and passed it around to all the sailors. Continuing the tradition, the Kalakaua Cup Regatta will be sailed on July 4th offshore Kaneohe Bay.

5 International 14 Report by Collin Weston

Tom Pochereva and Yovo Stefanov Photos: Ken Case The I-14 fleet had a slow start to this year's Classboat series. At least one or two I-14s have been out for each Classboat racing day, but several boats being out of commission for repairs has made it difficult to get the three boats required for a race to be scored. Four boats left the dock for Classboat D in April, but the gusty winds caused break downs all four boats before a single race could be run. The first scored races of the season were sailed for Classboat E in May. Tom Pochereva and Yovo Stefanov in 1144 dominated the day with three bullets. Elise Leroux and Richard Argall in 1106 battled it out with Collin Weston and Maddy Kennedy in 1160. With most of the boats repaired and several boats changing ownership, the summer racing season is looking promising for the I-14 fleet. Despite the small numbers on the race course, the I-14 fleet has been very active around the club. Andy Bates has been spearheading the clean-up and organization of the grass dry storage area. Andy, Tom, and the rest of the fleet have also been contributing to race committee duties, including Friday Night Racing, Lipton Cup, Summer Series, and IRF. ~

Vice Commodore continued some skippers and offer up your deckhand skills if you don’t have a boat of your own. Summer Circuit may already be over the but the sailboat racing isn’t slowing down. Kalakaua Cup will be held on July 6 with class boat racing and IRF racing in July as well. For those that may not be into the serious racing, Thursday night bulkhead racing is ongoing and the Riddle Regatta is coming up on July 21. I have been told that if you want to win this year you better brush up on your Elvis and Marilyn Monroe knowledge! Finally, your calendars for the Joe Cochran Memorial Race on August 17. Last year we had about 10 boats on the line and I would love to see at least 15 this year. Hope to see you out there.

Aloha,

Mike Van Woerkom

6 MOLOKAI CRUISE MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND

CENTURY CUP 2019 by Andy Bates

The Century Cup is part of the rich history of the International 14 class. It was donated to the class in 1961 by long time 14 sailors Captain Charles Curry and Norman Moore. It has been raced for 27 times. I have always wanted to enter the race, and this year the stars aligned for me. Dominic and his crew Simona Saccani who live in Nice, have sailed at the KYC PAC RIM race twice. Their club is where the race is run. I teamed up with Simona, who just turned 50 years old to enter, and sailed their boat. The race normally runs about an hour weather depending. Much to my surprise three old Brits who turned up to were older than me!!!! The level of competition was very high with 7 past Nationals Champions and two past World Champions — including the current holder. The breeze was shifty Aloha! KYC member Stefanie Dukes and friends held a going away party at the yacht club, where and the velocity was up and down which made for they made haku lei and enjoyed a lovely evening. lots of place changing. We got a great port tack start Photo: Stefanie Dukes on a wind shift at the start and got to the weather See something beautiful happening around the club mark third. We sailed consistently and and want to share it? Send us a photo and include a conservatively around the course finishing sixth out caption, and we’ll do our best to get it in the next of 13 on handicap. They have a very complex edition of Telltales. [email protected] handicapping system for age and time finishes. The party at the club that night was sold out. Great food, lots of laughter, and many memories and sea stories were shared. I made some new friends and reconnected with lots of old friends. I presented the KYC burgee and invited the group to Hawaii for the next PAC RIM in 2020.

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8 DECKHANDS Wendy Jackson Vice President WOUNDED WARRIORS

Wounded Warriors: “A Day on the Bay”, one of the Deckhands' favorite events, was held on June 15. It means so much to all of us to share something we all enjoy so much, our beautiful club, boating and the wonders of the bay/sandbar with our neighbors at the Kaneohe Marine Base. It’s a day they get to share with their family. A day they may remember as one of their best from Hawaii! There are many moving parts to make this happen and many people to thank. We were so happy Phyllis Pender, Emeritus Deckhand could join us. Phyllis was instrumental in the early days of making this whole event happen. A special call out to Ruthann Quitiquit and her late husband/Commodore Don Brown. They were also early supporters and have donated generously to the program. Rennie Faith and her family are constant supporters of so many KYC events with their wonderful Pepperidge Farm products. They were enjoyed by the Marines and their families out on the bay! We could NOT do this without the support of our boat captains and their crew. Charlie & Diane Schmucker - Charlie is a tireless supporter of the Wounded Warrior program. He has helped us for years. He made flag poles for each boat so we could the Wounded Warrior flag. He donated Wounded Warrior t-shirts for the Deckhands. He planned a “parade” of boats to the sandbar and briefed the captains. Charlie is an all-around resource/mentor to us in making this day happen. The boat captains: Dave & Cathy Bellow have volunteered for years and have such a fun boat with an upper deck. The kids LOVE it. Ron Dodini and Dave White took out KYC’s float boat and had two blended (Brady Bunch) families onboard! Great fun! Newcomers to our event: Our very own Commodore Ralph Fougler welcomed the Marines to KYC and joined us for our fun “Day on the Bay” with his yellow Hurricane and several Marines. Thanks also to Roger & Renee Goodwin and Wendy & Wayne Jackson. We had six boats filled with Wounded Warriors and their families. KYC crew: It goes without saying it all starts with the KYC crew. Thanks to Sean, Tracey, Janice, Chef Jeremy and THE GROUNDS CREW. For the 3rd Year, Timmy T’s made a generous donation of their delicious “Gourmet Grinders”. Tim and Tom’s sandwich shop is truly one of the best - ever! They are located by Hawaii Hardware. If you haven’t had a chance to try one of their sandwiches, PLEASE do, and please say thank you to them for their support. Keep in mind, they deliver! It certainly added to a perfect day to see a hungry Marine enjoy one of their “Da Big Kahuna’s”, on a perfect summer day, with the KYC crew. Just a wonderful day to give back to our community - our local Marine based Wounded Warriors. Big Mahalos to Wendy Jackson (chair, “Day on the Bay”), Bobbie Youngblood (assistant chair, “Day on the Bay”) for making the day so special for the Wounded Warriors and their families. Also, Mahalo to the many Deckhands who joined in helping on the day of the event. Thanks to the following for contributing photos: Chaplain Steve Jensen, Bobbie Youngblood, Lani Brandt, Ruthann Quitiquit, Wendy Jackson. Please remember we accept donations for the Wounded Warriors program all year round in the Locker.

Deckhand of the month for June: Sharon McMorrow You receive 25% off a purchase of up to $100.00. Congratulations! Make sure you come by and visit the Deckhands in the locker.

Locker Hours: Thursdays from 5:00 to 7:00 pm Sundays from 10:00 to 12:00 pm 1st Friday 5:00 to 7:00 pm 3rd Friday 5:00 to 7:00 pm

THE LOCKER WILL BE CLOSED JULY 4TH

9 Koloa rum company Summer Circuit 2019

Backbreaker - Ken Kaan, - 1st Place Summer Circuit 2019 Baconberger - Frederic Berg, Antrim 27 - 2nd Place Summer Circuit 2019

Start Day 2. Mahalo to Charlotte Ross of Nawiliwili YC for the photos Race Committee - Adam Sutton PRO, Kim Ickler and crew - Mahalo to our wonderful volunteers! RESULTS

Bow # Boat Name Sail # Skipper PHRF Day 1 Day 2 Day 3 Sub Throw Finish Boat Name R1 R2 R3 R4 R1 R2 R3 R4 R5 R1 R2 R3 TotalOuts Total Pos 19 backbreaker 595 KENNETH Kaan 72 1 2 1 1 1 5 2 4 10 1 3 4 35 15 20 1 backbreaker 28 BaconBerger 6 Frederic Berg 87 2 3 6 28 10 9 1 11 7 6 1 2 86 39 47 2 BaconBerger 15 Mojito 242 Team Mojito 123 9 1 3 12 12 4 7 2 1 10 12 5 78 24 54 3 Mojito 7 Actuation 5277 Kenith Scott 168 7 9 7 10 11 1 5 8 3 4 4 10 79 21 58 4 Actuation 8 Makaala 282 Isaac Gillette 72 3 8 11 17 7 10 3 9 9 5 9 1 92 28 64 5 Makaala 11 RV Aloha 335 Ray Sanborn 69 12 4 2 28 2 22 10 1 4 12 2 17 116 50 66 6 RV Aloha 10 .38 Special 38 Phillip Katzman 72 8 5 13 14 13 8 16 5 2 8 11 3 106 30 76 7 .38 Special 2 Joust 220 Rick Osborne 72 4 7 17 6 6 6 17 10 6 11 13 8 111 34 77 8 Joust 5 Cashflow 5079 Robert Ale 168 13 15 4 7 9 2 12 13 16 7 5 6 109 31 78 9 Cashflow 26 Shaman 2 Victor Lozano 72 11 10 12 4 15 18 14 3 12 2 10 9 120 33 87 10 Shaman 17 Crusader 370 Morgan Stephenson 123 10 11 5 15 18 7 9 14 5 13 8 7 122 33 89 11 Crusader 3 Pursuit 844 David Nottage 147 5 12 9 16 4 12 15 20 8 22 22 11 156 44 112 12 Pursuit 6 Restraining Order TBD Andy Johnson 15 27 6 26 3 3 26 19 7 17 3 19 14 170 53 117 13 Restraining Or 9 Valkyrie 588 Thomas Pochereva 147 22 23 18 19 5 3 4 12 14 16 14 13 163 45 118 14 Valkyrie 21 HIGH TENSION 69269 Christopher Frendreis102 17 19 19 5 8 15 8 6 18 24 7 21 167 45 122 15 HIGH TENSION 25 007 7 Don Aakhus 84 6 22 14 11 20 14 18 19 19 9 21 9 182 43 139 16 007 4 Papio 587 Pete Stokka 123 20 14 10 2 21 17 11 23 23 15 15 16 187 46 141 17 Papio 22 Rakali 158 Mark Andrade 123 15 20 16 21 16 16 22 16 13 14 17 12 198 43 155 18 Rakali 1 Intuition 23 Richard McCreedy 87 18 13 23 18 23 13 13 17 21 17 6 20 202 46 156 19 Intuition 16 Alohalani 547 Jeff & Tanya Remily 123 23 18 20 8 14 21 6 24 25 18 18 15 210 49 161 20 Alohalani 14 KAVA T3344 Brett Philips 150 14 21 8 20 19 20 25 15 11 23 20 22 218 48 170 21 KAVA 13 Fast Company 59771 Jim Saylor 96 24 24 22 13 22 11 23 21 15 21 16 19 231 48 183 22 Fast Company 20 Wild Child 149 Bill Adams 123 21 17 21 9 17 19 21 18 22 20 24 28 237 52 185 23 Wild Child 12 Purple Flash 1865 Rocky Young 168 19 16 15 22 24 24 20 22 24 19 23 23 251 48 203 24 Purple Flash 18 Bonjolea II 52136 Doug & Bonnie Tiffany60 16 25 27 25 26 27 26 27 20 27 25 25 296 54 242 25 Bonjolea II 27 No Brakes 78 John Coller 114 25 27 25 23 27 25 24 26 27 26 26 18 299 54 245 26 No Brakes 23 SWELLS TBD Stephen Wells 147 26 26 24 24 25 23 27 25 26 25 27 24 302 54 248 27 SWELLS

10 Mojito, J80 - 3rd Place Summer Circuit 2019 Actuation - Mike Scott, J24 - 3rd Place Summer Circuit 2019

Maka’ala, Isaac Gillette, Melges 24 - 5th Place Summer Circuit 2019 RV Aloha, Ray Sanborn, J109 - 6th Place Summer Circuit 2019

Joust - Rick Osborne, Melges 24 - 7th Place Summer Circuit 2019 Cashflow - Bob Ale, J24 - 4th Place Summer Circuit 2019

Shaman - Victor Lozano, Melges 24 - 9th Place Summer Circuit 2019 .38 Special - Phillip Katzman, Melges 24 - 10th Place Summer Circuit 2019

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REGISTRATION INSTRUCTIONS:  Minimum age requirement for all classes is 9.

 Registration is available ONLINE only. Follow the sign-up link provided on the KYC website found at: http://kaneoheyachtclub.com/web/pages/summer  A PARENT or LEGAL GUARDIAN must register their child and electronically sign the “Kaneohe Yacht Club Jr Activities Waiver” in order for participation (the waiver will be emailed to you once payment is received).  Multiple siblings: Each child must be fully registered and paid for individually. The system will give you the option to register another participant after each child is paid for.

 Class size is limited and on a first come, first serve basis.

 Payment is required for class placement and/or to be added to a waitlist.

CANCELLATION / REFUND POLICY:  Class fees are fully refundable up to 7 days prior to the first day of the session.

 Cancellations received after the refund period are NON-REFUNDABLE.

 A full refund will be issued for waitlisted participants that do not make it into a class.

 Fees will NOT be prorated/refunded for missed class time of any kind e.g. cancellation due to bad weather, child illness, family trips, late registration or drop out, etc.

SESSION DATES: Session 1: June 3 - June 7 Session 4: July 8 - July 19 Session 2: June 10 - June 21 Session 5: July 22 - August 2 Session 3: June 24 - July 5 (no class July 4th) Session 6: August 5 - August 9

PRICING: Prices are PER CLASS / PER SESSION CLASS TIME Session 1, 6 Session 2, 4, 5 Session 3 AM Beginning 9:30-12:30 $165.00 $330.00 $297.00 PM Advanced Topper 1:30-4:30 $165.00 $330.00 $297.00 Intro to Singlehanded 9:30-12:30 $142.50 $285.00 $265.00 AM Racing 9:30-12:30 $142.50 $285.00 $256.00 PM Racing 1:30-4:30 $142.50 $285.00 $256.00

DISCOUNTS: Discount eligibility will be verified. MEMBERS: A valid KYC member number is required when registering a KYC member’s child or grandchild. *Member status will be validated. Fraudulent member number use will result in expulsion without refund. Session 1 & 6: $22.50 off each class Session 2, 4, 5: $45.00 off each class Session 3: $40.50 off each class COUPONS: Please apply the following codes as appropriate, to receive these discounts: SIBLING 10% off when registering multiple siblings OWNBOAT 10% off if you are bringing your own personal boat to sail in ALLDAY Apply this code for each session that you sign-up for both AM & PM classes (within the same session) to receive $80 off 15

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MISC GRAY BIMI TOP - measures 8.5’ x 8’ NEW - $75 Call: Charlie Schmucker 261-6834

GRAY COVER FOR 22’ PONTOON BOAT - Used in very good condition - $125 Call: Charlie Schmucker 261-6834

SAILBOAT BOOM - measures 10 feet long originally came from a 16 but might fit other boats as well $80 or best offer. Call Rob 225-4948

BOATS FOR SALE 1976 CAL 34. Sloop Rigged Sailboat. Great boat for the bay and sandbar. Slip G 75, $12,000 contact Andy Johnson (808)429-5308

24FT BAYLINER CIERA SUNBRIDGE $18,900.00 Nice Cabin Cruiser with rebuilt 5.7 liter 270 h/p V-8 and rebuilt Volvo penta leg with less than 300 hours on both, new wiring and batteries excellent mechanical condition. Many new parts (stereo,compass,VHF) fresh water tank enclosed head with porta pot.Brand new aluminum double axle trailer. PH# 554-8984

LIM EL TOROS FOR SALE: We have three 1995 Lim El Toro hulls with centerboards for sale for $300. Could negotiate a sale and possibly a . Contact; [email protected] Proceeds go to KYC Junior Sailing.

Hawaii’s ONLY In-Water Yacht Brokerage The One-Stop Shop For: Sales • Maintenance • Repairs Offering Pre-Sale Moorage For Boats Up To 80’ Located in Ko’Olina Marina (808) 256-5206 www.yachtworld.com/kokua [email protected] June - At the last minute the food truck couldn’t come to KYC as scheduled, so Manager Shaun and Chef Jeremy whipped up a surf and turf dinner on the spot! Photo: Wendy Jackson

MEMBERSHIP REPORT Michael “Swede” Olson Membership Count as of June 14, 2019 SENIOR ...... 619 LIFE ...... 55 ASSOCIATE ...... 37 INTERMEDIATE ...... 13 FAMILY ...... 6 LIFE FAMILY ...... 37 JUNIOR ...... 22 NON-RESIDENT ...... 114 SERVICE ...... 19 TOTAL ...... 932 19 Telltales Kaneohe Yacht Club 44-503 Kaneohe Bay Drive Kaneohe, HI 96744 Telephone 808-247-4121 Fax 808-235-8180 Email: [email protected]

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